4. What is High Impact Coaching Corporate coaches are the new line of high performance corporate advisors. For some people, “coaching” is just another title; they don’t fully understand the advantages of coaching. However, for many successful business people and top corporate leaders, having a coach has become an integral part of their strategy for success and winning at the game of business. Our coaching constantly delivers the highest level of personal and professional performance. We say that the work of today’s corporate executives and business managers is equal to that of a competitive, high performance athlete: Today’s workplace demands a daily commitment to producing extraordinary performance and results. Our corporate coaches will permanently alter the way participants view business and define success. As coaches, our job is your success; like athletes and performers, successful business people have found that coaching is essential, and in some cases critical, for exceptional performance. You’ve heard the maxim “Give someone a fish; feed them for a day. Teach someone to fish; feed them for a lifetime.” We train people “how to fish.” Preparation and practice are essential in the training process. Like the Olympic medal winner who goes back into training to prepare for the next championship season, we train our clients to respect the basics and to practice toward mastery.Coaching gets people “on the court” rather than observing “in the stands.” It is directed at specific measurable outcomes that the team and/or the individuals commit to produce in a specific time frame. This dynamic of coaching people “on the court” in specific measurable outcomes, versus observing from the stands, brings the magical edge to ensure that they develop and excel into a new level beyond what traditional consulting and learning can provide.
5. What is High Impact Coaching We are world pioneers in applying the basic elements of coaching that have been used for decades in sports and performing arts, with high corporate executives. Unlike the business executive, each and every high performance athlete has a coach who is unconditionally committed to his/her ultimate success, as well as the team’s success. The coach, always on the edge of the court, continually looks to see what’s missing in the player’s performance. The coach works with the athlete to gain that extra inch on the football filed, that 0.001-second edge on the track, and the ability to reliably produce that ace serve on the tennis court. In short, the coach is looking for that level of excellence that will define that athlete as the best in his or her field. In coaching, the emphasis is on experiencing, and the shifting of perspective and position. Rather than focusing on what has happened, the emphasis is on what is possible. Coaching is a present phenomenon - it shows up right here, right now, exactly when you need it. Through coaching, you can achieve your goals and dreams by breaking them down into smaller more manageable pieces. Each week, you move closer to what you really want. Coaching offers undistracted, unconditional listening that is non-judgmental, trusting, honest, and exceptionally objective. The coach is your go-to person with a large tool kit to assist you in developing and pursuing your vision so that you achieve positive, permanent results.
7. Traditional Approach Symptoms Avoid Communication Emotional decision Making Poor or no communication Hope Reactionary decisions Denial Do not want to know… Ignore what you do not know Internally focused leadership Being right or “righteous” Resistance to change Lack of accountability Management by fear We’ve always done it that way… We’ve tried that before… Whose fault is it? Procrastination “Later-ing” etc.. Quick Fix Traditional Approach What do you need to do differently? Temporary Impact
8. The framework High Impact Coaching addresses the (10) most critical factors in Management and Leadership success. The methodology focuses on altering the individual’s operating performance and the overall experience of self-expression, freedom and power. High Powered Executive
9. High Impact Approach Symptoms Avoid Communication Emotional decision Making Poor or no communication Hope Reactionary decisions Denial Do not want to know… Ignore what you do not know Internally focused leadership Being right or “righteous” Resistance to change Lack of accountability Management by fear We’ve always done it that way… We’ve tried that before… Whose fault is it? Procrastination “Later-ing” etc.. Root Cause What is the cause of the symptoms? High Impact Approach Altering Operating Habits™ New and Invented Operating Habits Critical Permanent Transformation
14. The (7) Seven States Process Practice -Reflection High Impact Coaching Why do I want to do that? Where am I right now? What is it that I need to change? Where do I want to be? Can I get there? How do I get there? How do I stay on track and excel? Operating Habits Paradigm™ – Workout
18. Profile Performance Indicator – Your ability and skill level.The purpose of the assessment is for the coach and the client to establish a baseline from which the intentions and objectives of the coaching will be created.
21. Create the conditions of satisfaction as a foundation for a new and possible future to arise.
22. Discuss and complete any and all concerns, issues, road blocks and barriers that are in the way of creating a powerful coaching relationship.
23. Discuss and align on the individual/corporate expectations.The purpose of the this state is to take into consideration all of the elements that will make this engagement as powerful as it can be.
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25. Align on the critical objectives of the engagement.
30. Complete the engagement schedule and timeline.This state is the context inside of which all activities and actions will be designed, measured and executed.
34. What are the Operating Habits you are using in life?
35. What are the Productive Habits you are using in life?
36. What are the Non-Productive Habits you are using in life?This extraordinary methodology will allow the client to retire, complete and discontinue everything that is standing in the way of operating consistent with the new future. The Operating Habits™ Workout
90. Martin B. Maddin, Esq. Martin B. Maddin is a leadership and business coach with experience as an attorney and a successful business owner. He brings a wealth of practical experience to the coaching world, having successfully started, managed and grown a small business to the point of profitability and ultimately sale. In addition to running a business, Marty also spent numerous years practicing law as a commercial real estate and corporate business attorney. In his practice, Marty assisted clients in the acquisition, sale and leasing of multimillion dollar commercial real estate developments. Although licensed in three States, Marty’s practice was based in Chicago, Illinois and Southeastern Michigan. Most recently, Marty was a director and Business Development Coach for UBS Financial Services Inc., a Global 500 company. He was responsible for the oversight, implementation and accountability of business development coaching in eight branches located throughout Michigan and Ohio. He provided formalized coaching programs for branch managers to assist them in developing their businesses (i.e. business planning) and their teams (i.e. individual development plans). More specifically, he helped coach branch managers to break down and restructure financial advisors’ business practices by focusing on team effectiveness, client acquisition, share of wallet development and client retention.Marty is known for his excellent interpersonal and communication skills and his remarkable capacity to understand human behaviors. He excels at helping others identify and then push through their self-imposed limitations. His clients are coached to recognize and actualize their potential, resulting in improved performance, satisfaction and bottom line results. Marty helps clients regain control of their days, lives and businesses by helping them shift from a reactive to a proactive state of being.Marty is a dynamic leader with a remarkable capacity to foster environments where others feel safe around accountability and free thinking. He brings energy and an entrepreneurial spirit to everything he does and he seeks out clients who are willing to conceive and then achieve extraordinary results.Marty currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Fresh Air Society, a Detroit based non-profit. He is a member of the International Coach Federation and the Professional Coaches Association of Michigan. He earned his B.A. in Psychology from the University of Michigan and his Juris Doctor from the University of Wisconsin Law School.